Gary is a corporate transactional attorney, businessman and angel investor with extensive legal and commercial management and operational experience. He is an accomplished leader in building successful teams, scaling companies, and managing risks and complex transactions, with particular expertise working with high tech startups. In addition to serving on the board of The Wayside Inn Foundation, he is president of the board of trustees of Danforth Art Alliance, Inc., which supports the Danforth Art Museum at Framingham State University. Gary and his wife, Doris, live in Sudbury in a home that was formerly part of The Wayside Inn School for Boys, which sparked his interest in getting involved with The Wayside Inn.

Ted grew up in Wayland, was married in the Martha-Mary Chapel, and has long enjoyed The Wayside Inn and the beautiful grounds around it. Professionally, he has been an executive sales leader for several enterprise business software organizations, including Cognos, and IBM for 30 years. Ted’s interests as a Trustee center around Development, Fundraising and greater community connections through the Inn’s values around preservation, culture, and self-sustainment. He lives in Sudbury with his wife, Biene, and has 3 children.

Michele is a certified public accountant and a Senior Director at RSM US LLP in the assurance practice group. Her work focuses on nonprofit clients in the education, international non-governmental organizations, health and welfare, and foundation sectors in the area of auditing and financial consulting. In addition to serving on the board of The Wayside Inn Foundation, she is treasurer of the board of trustees of Danforth Art Alliance, Inc., which supports the Danforth Art Museum at Framingham State University. Michele lives in Ashland with her family.

Having spent her professional life in the accounting and finance industries, where she currently services multiple clients as an independent contractor, Maura Carty enjoys dedicating her spare time to various Sudbury-based non profit organizations. Maura currently sits on the boards for Sudbury Swim and Tennis, the Lincoln-Sudbury Parent Organization, and L-S's Jamaica Jammin. Maura graduated from Regis College in Weston MA with a Bachelors Degree in Management. A native of Pittsfield, MA, Maura has lived in Sudbury with her husband Dan for over twenty years and they, along with their three children, are happy to call it home.

Jon is committed to the preservation of historic buildings and landscapes. He is a patron of the arts and an avid collector of American antiques from the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries. His latest projects have been restoring “Leyden Cottage” an 1852 Gothic revival estate in Carver, MA and “Deerfoot” an 1847 Estate, 2nd-Empire French mansion located in Southborough, MA. He serves as a Trustee on the Sippican Historical Society in Marion, MA where he resides with his wife and children.

John is a professional geologist and a licensed site professional who holds degrees in chemistry and geology. He is a principal partner at Environmental Resources Management, a global environmental consultancy. John specializes in hazardous waste site remediation and the siting and permitting of critical facilities and renewable energy projects. He has more than 30 years of public service to the citizens of Sudbury including 27 years as a selectman and past member of the Planning Board. He is currently chairman of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail Design Committee. He is also a member of the Massachusetts Municipal Association Energy and Environment Committee that assists cities and towns working with the Commonwealth on these matters. John and his wife Patty have lived in town for more than forty years and currently live in a historic farmhouse constructed in 1820. Together they have celebrated many family events at the Inn, including the marriage of their daughter at The Martha-Mary Chapel and reception at the Inn. John especially enjoys driving around town in his 1952 MGTD antique roadster, spending time on the coast of southern Maine and relishes time with his three young grandchildren who also live in Sudbury.

A lifelong resident of the area, Laurie is passionate about preserving its history, protecting its landscape, and promoting its culture. Over her career she has worked with many nonprofits, including secondary and higher educational institutions, arts organizations, and youth sports programs, primarily in development and communications roles. She enjoys connecting with people and hopes to help the Wayside Inn Foundation grow its community relationships. Laurie lives with her family in Sudbury and is a librarian at the Goodnow Library.

Following a successful career as an attorney, retail operator, and IT entrepreneur, Lily Gordon dedicates her time to community services, continuing a lifelong passion for supporting arts, education and safety on both local and state levels. She has been an active board member on, and fundraiser for, numerous organizations focusing on arts, education, human rights and safety, including the Goodnow Library in Sudbury, Young Audiences of Massachusetts, and The Wayside Inn Foundation, where she has served in many board positions, including as board president. Lily has received a number of awards and citations for her public service over the years, and resides in Sudbury.

Shervin is a long-time customer experience and branding professional. He started a successful design and advertising agency before moving to IBM where he was the first Global Chief Creative Officer for IBM Interactive. Shervin has led creative, branding, and customer experience engagements for some of the world’s most familiar brands including Samsung, PepsiCo, American Express, Pfizer, JP Morgan Chase, and Prudential. He has also worked with numerous startups to help in developing their brands and customer experience strategies. He currently owns Emersify a curated travel and events agency, and S B Hawley Design. Shervin has a passion for American History, and is a member and leader of many lineage societies. Shervin has traveled to more than 100 countries and lived in 23 locations across the world and is proud to call his favorite of all, Sudbury, home. He lives in the historic Bigelow Parsonage (1773) in Sudbury Town Center with his wife Carrie, whom he married at The Wayside Inn. He is a direct descendent of many of Sudbury’s first families including the Hows.

John grew up in Chelmsford and now lives in Sudbury with his wife and four children in the historic Wayside Inn district. Professionally, John is an MIT-trained technologist and Partner with Anzu Partners, where he leads the Boston office and supports Anzu’s portfolio companies with their business development and strategic growth initiatives. When he’s not at work, John enjoys strolling through the trails of the Wayside Inn property with his young family, which always features a stop in front of the picturesque Grist Mill. In addition to being a newer member of the Board of Trustees, John serves as the Treasurer for the Sudbury Cooperative Preschool.

Mark is an attorney who specializes in complex real estate transactions, zoning, and permitting issues in the greater Boston metropolitan area. He is a long time director of the Homebuilders and Remodelers Association of Massachusetts, and has previously chaired its Government Affairs Committee. Mark is a past resident of Sudbury (30 years) where he was active in local government and civic associations, including service on the Zoning Board of Appeals, Resource Recovery Committee, Earth Removal Board, and the Community Preservation Committee. He currently lives with his wife, Jody, in central Massachusetts in an early 19th-century period reproduction home.

Tom Prince is a 30 year resident of Sudbury and, more recently, North Framingham. As the founder of Tomasso Trattoria in Southborough, Tom brings extensive restaurant and hospitality experience to the Board. He is particularly excited to help translate the traditions and history of The Wayside Inn to meet the tastes and expectations of today's guests.

Kevin ten Brinke is a LEED certified registered architect, and the is owner and principal of KT2 Design Group, an established architectural firm in Sudbury, Massachusetts. After graduating from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Kevin carved his path as a professional architect working for both commercial and residential firms. His current firm has a focus on high-end residential projects and large compound development. As a lifelong resident of Sudbury, Kevin brings a deep knowledge of Sudbury to the board, along with his admiration of The Wayside Inn. He has seen Sudbury and The Wayside Inn through different lenses over many years, and has a passion for not just preserving the history of such a special New England asset, but also to enhance it and make it stand the test of time for the next generations. Kevin resides in Sudbury with his family.

Jim is an executive vice president of a convertible bond manager serving institutional and high net worth clients. He is a Certified Financial Planner with investment management experience working with several non-profit organizations. He is a director of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts, the incipient Massachusetts Air & Space Museum, Sudbury American Legion Post 191, and president of the 76 Club of Boston. He is a graduate of West Point, George Washington University, Babson College, and Boston University. A retired Colonel in the US Army he is also a colonial reenactor with the Sudbury Militia and Minute Companies that meet, drill, and host living history events at The Wayside Inn. He and his family have lived in Sudbury for over 36 years.